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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 9659586" data-attributes="member: 6906155">As pointed out earlier, it isn't anything punk, because it is not anti-establishment or dystopian. Nor does it use steam, clockwork or diesel power. Trying to shoehorn it into these labels is a fools errand.It is magitech, but that doesn't tell you anything about the style. The style used in this art is retrofuturism, which is something a number of people have been doing with Eberron for a while. But it's only suggested by the setting description. The way people dress, adorn their buildings etc is a cultural thing, not a technology thing - it could be pretty much anything. I happen to like this look, but there is no right or wrong look to any D&D setting. It's up to the players doing the describing. This book is being sold as a bundle with Rising from the Last War, which uses a different style for the same setting. Choose which you like best, or do something completely different.</blockquote>